Lebos Chaguri, a Lebanese Brazilian pilot, came in second at Marathon River 2024, with his duo partner Mauricio Scherrer.
Author: From the Newsroom
China holds the world’s largest share of electric vehicles, but demand from other countries has risen. In Brazil they represent a market share of 3%, while in the Middle East and Africa they account for less than 1%.
BRAEXP export platform of ApexBrasil has penned a partnership with Banco do Brasil, which now offers services like export financing and foreign exchange operations on the interface.
GDP registered an annual 2.8% decrease thanks to a drop in oil activities.
Fair to be held in June in capital Tunis will gather technology startups, major companies, and investors. Artificial intelligence will be the central focus.
During meetings on the sidelines of the Security Council discussions, Mauro Vieira held talks with the foreign minister of Algeria and the Palestinian envoy.
Non-oil foreign trade through the emirate grew during 2023 compared to 2022.
Speaking at the opening of FAO conference for Africa, Director-General Qu Dongyu noted that Morocco is a leading regional model for the transformation of agrifood systems.
National Treasury of Brazil was awarded by the Latin American Bond Awards for last November’s issuance of sustainable bonds that raised USD 2 billion.
Up to 254 millimeters of rain – about two years’ worth – fell in the Arab country in less than 24 hours. The storms hit the UAE and Bahrain after lashing Oman.
The latest report on global prospects published by the International Monetary Fund says that inflation is slowing but its risks remain. Brazil is projected to grow by 2.2 percent.
According to a World Bank report published on Monday (15), MENA economies are expected to post a lackluster growth in 2024. Oil importing countries face rising indebtedness.
Average price of the tonne of beef shipped from Brazil in March was 4.5% lower than a year ago. Beef industry group Abrafrigo reported that the United Arab Emirates was the third leading destination of the product.
Public irrigation projects allowed the growth of 4.11 million tonnes of foods in Brazil in 2023, up 71,800 tonnes from 2022, Codevasf reported. Fruit farming is a highlight.
